There has been recent proposals for social media companies to regulate knife-crime related content, however this raises questions as to what extent the media influences violent crime rates The Independent independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…

Recent academic attention has been paid to the potential value of FOI requests, however 2018 research by @Drsarahkingston suggests there are concerning discrepancies between FOI data which may yield unreliable and inconsistent data #CLJpapers tandfonline.com/eprint/PXEidu7…

Critical questions for #transitionaljustice

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Not long now. I am thrilled to be participating in #tracesoflaw alongside such an exciting group of people Lancaster Law and Crim Centre for Crime, Law & Justice eventbrite.co.uk/e/traces-of-la…

A study led by Lancaster University Lancaster Law and Crim's Professor Judith Harwin found at least one in five children allowed to return to potentially dangerous homes under supervision orders are back in front of a court within 5 years after further significant harm. theguardian.com/society/2019/m…

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The recent quashing of Sally Challen's murder conviction is marking progressive steps forward for raising awareness of the impact of #coercivecontrol on victims of domestic abuse The Conversation theconversation.com/sally-challen-…

Take two 🎬 Feeling really upbeat. Thank you State Library of South Australia and #tracesoflaw for supporting the shaking up of the Nuremberg narratives with Polish lawyers. I’ve just learned I’ve been awarded an IALS, U. of London visiting fellowship to keep it going #transitionaljustice Lancaster Law and Crim Centre for Crime, Law & Justice

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That this is still happening in 2019 is an utter disgrace! BBC News - Thousands of teenagers in care living without adults bbc.co.uk/news/education…

This is great! #transitionaljustice

Don't forget to come down to Campus in the City tomorrow and hear our StreetLaw students sharing advice on will-making, school admissions, and consumer rights.

Police are 'systematically failing' to protect victims of sexual and domestic violence according to campaigners in a second super-complaint made to a national watchdog Charlotte Barlow theguardian.com/society/2019/m…

Why do people stay in abusive relationships? Neuroscience explains how victims become traumatically bonded to their abuser. bit.ly/2FpzLz5

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